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'5,000 far Fl KST-DRA WN I !! , TWELVE PIPESIW Poll.'l.` Gitxris!!! tr:)(),xs err flit first • (.4it raptors t o red uce.Ticliets aod.Shares to f tlee present' moderate Price, remind their Friends and the Public of the • near approach of the Drawing, ON WEDNESDAY NEXT. The efttraordittary advantages iti.the SChertiehave,nbtained; the decided approbation of the Public, and the doinand has been proportionably great, particularly at J. and J. SIVE WHILifirs ,Fortunate (Micas, : • No, 37, Cornhill 1 Ss, Haymarket ; 11, Holton n;,•I 1 4 1, Oxford Street; , • Where Tickets and Shares are on Sale idgreat variety. They had the satisfaction of distributing TEN ..CAPITAL.PI(I2E,S arming their Friends in the last Contract, including N 0.4,377, a Prize of •. . . SOCIETY FOR .SLIITRESSION UIT Al EN PILLOIPS. , Artry-Ocr, Feb. 25, 18 17. TI P, PRINCTP.4I. .OFFICERS and CC .1- :: 01ISSIONERS of HIS 31.-I.IESTY's N,4ITY t 4er ekY give Notice, that on Thirsday,, the Tith,nf neat, at One o'Clock,-they will be readti to treat with sue! , as:tnay. be willing . to Contract for s„ppl,,in his A Falestlt's Yard at Deptford with'WHITE FLOCK BEDS tiro? PILLOWS. lPatterns' of the Beds and Pillows, and a Form of the ' " f l,er,nlay . be seen at this. o . ifice. NoTender will be received after One o'clock, on the day of Treaty, nor any noticed, the party, or an 4cnt for him, 'attends. "Ev'7..4Tentler must be aet.ompanied by . a Letter addressed ;1° theNnv4t hoard, and signed by two reSpensible persons, . s inga giV to beca me bound with the Person tendering, im the' o f 1 , 0 001, for the due performance of the Contract. - • V . ICT UALLING,OFFICE, February t 7, 1818. JAMES HOLUITCH, of South Brent, f the' tonnty of Devon, Butcher. why on the lith Bret 'ber 1;14, entetedinto a Contract with the Commis- , 9 7s for Victiialling his Majeity's Navy for the Supply of ''S•H EF'to his Majesty's Shipi and Vessels 'at Ply 'l"tith, fron t the Ist of J•vaitiary , to' the 31st of December, I tving the performance of it. the said Cons /Ijiatiers TlO hese by giie Notice. that on TUESDAY, the rd t ' f March nest, they 'Will he ready to receive Tenders in lvlit '"g' (sealed op): and treat with such persons as will un -tlertalle to supply whatever FRESH BEEF may be required f° ' the use of his. r6lajtsty's Ships and Vessels at that Port; for the remainder of the present yeari—to be paid for by payabl e without interest Sixty. Days after date. vOilditiOn s of the Contract may be seen by applying at SEcrAary's 01iicr, at this Office; or by applying to Mr. ,onla: Miller, Agent for the Vietnalling at Plymouth. N,7,;.:ard will be had to any Tender in which the Price shall not he'inserted in words at letneth, or treat shall " at lie de ivereil to the. Board before One o'Clock op the said Tuesday A'r •!J i- na of M arc h next , nor unless the Per Son who Brakes the lider, or some Person on his behalf, attends to answer" When ealled'fOr. • • F :4 01 Tender must , also he accompanied by a Letter signed ,1)1 resp•insilile Persons engaging to. b ecome b oun d with ' e P.:lily tendering in the Penal Saki of 10001. for the due Perfniinance of the Contract. r RP ORATION OF THE SONS O ' P.THE CLERGY., 'IIIF, ELEcTioN of POOR ttERG I'M EN, flr - Yl. A with zood Llotrati am' large Paniilie to'artatie of I' t ,T 0 "11, and Nit. MYM)EI,P s, p I'ON'S, and 111 rs. ANN 1); '''S BENEFACTIONS; th'e Present Year WILL TAKE t•ACE NTAY•NEX.T. N( 1 : '1 : " p, P ' llt. "'ns may be had at' the Corp o ration -House, •-•l'lt,nislinry-place. London, tint/ (I , iy (Snottars except lattu•rtn If e .is of Ten and Three o'Clock.' n;; ; • JAM POWDER AND ANA -4' PILLS ut: F NEWIIF,RY leihtrety, as tistia .'• .toti 1„,, and sold.by them at N0..15, At Paul's, i t. ; a.n-d 29. Moue -street, and by their Agent, • Sang.er, I'so, r.)xford-stro.et. Nl l . , As .. '" v " l. 7.' h Y his Affidavit, and by retstlar Deeds arid m,sizninents, hag proved jneonte,tably his % . riipertF in these ' di eines, and Pos.ession of the •original R.cipes fur them, under Dr: •I,,u,es's Ham!, fof which be 1 .. " I li" sole De;.ository. The Evidence too of Dr. James I;aiself, in an Air•darir published ill 1777, sheCvn. tii:it tinitti.d Mr. New!lery to he present with him at the Pro 'ess of making bls Fever 'Powder •,--th e iin,ly Person note . I , i , v ing who ran chit.) that advaotage • Tbe identity of the , 1•1 • Viler prepared by Mr Nesvtiery, and that in, Dt..lames; 4seerrained.by thc Chemical Analysis of ' Mr. Professor he rande,' and 'Mi...Accum ;--and confirmed by the market] sanction given to Mr. Newberv's Preparntion by the most re tiedxta Public 13o,fies whose !,lenrbers are eminently quail . r. to.indge of its autheuticity, and shoe extensive orders slc rout mues to slipply. • • From these F tr•s which cannot be perverted by Sophistry, (4 will he coiivlnceti, that the assertion of Mr R.G. 4Pur' nt , s " that ‘ 11:e Compositfons sold by Mr. Newbery are is a palpable and >; guys deception ;—conveying an ,ii3rurptuation of Frand and Perjury even agatisst his Grandfather • Janies himself. s • 27 N( or. 1917 FRANUS NEWBERY. TO TIIOMAS TAYLOR, ESQ. No. 9, New Brid ge - s t ree t, L on d on. /I. 9Nottugn 'St a, Z e l y ' l e l : l l 9 l7,o leave , to inform you, that ever stove the I had b een a ffli c t e d w ith the l.tts Venerea; re: sc i r '' ib f e l :rits obstinately resisting every. eourse o f me di c i ne by the most eminent of the faculty here, ansl on -4!11)ir severalsevere 'Courses of- salivation, and twice ,lis fiv-4,r,r`,.1 from the Flospitallvith little relict, would appear to t/q. w ilie most inveternte nature. In the siwing of last year t„, 'sorder had got to such a head, as nearly to put a period lan e ~t fx istence•-.:11 had a large ulcer on the crown of my bead, Ilian;;, 1 "ell arm, and my lefts were. broke out in a frightfUl stZte ' right. was dreadfully painfql, aud,h a d been is; a l ar ,: , icerati on for the last seven years; ray weft had also me stt e r,''.nodes• on it, was very much discoloureo, and gave as 140 e x c ruciating pain, particularly w h en -waTin in bed, 'Was r . ve ,l„! o dep r i ve me of rest; this lamentaole state, 1 great 4., - ,, - "eittled by Air. J. Thompson, (who received . so • which j het by them here), to take yoor Leake's Patent Pills, fortn' it h, 'ig, 4l l. to do on the 2tith of May ; the course of. a ove; fortnight u Ito receive benefit -in iutte more..than a I s it u ° ,, lit , -- ,;. d e ulcers ' on my head and. arms were soundly healed— , the sores mit mr legs healed i canag , h ow ., h ot ' ccenli derahlodiseolooratiori in t bs shin, and pain in the the left, which, by the blessing of Chid, an-1 a little 2,_ner perseverance in pair invaluithle Mediciue, su 4 soled th , Il t ° , c ti t e u s r d H i a sre p r a s i i i t l i s g the skin regaining its natural hue, and .. gradually; olf.—l thus heeaMt ! , by. Y_Out lib eral, advice and medicine, p e rfectly f ree from all in 111,"t rIti er complai n t s—have recovered my former spirits. a od r ft!gtb, and am become jolly and fat, in which state having Vontmaecitinauy months, to the astimishinent of all who lin ew • 17e, I am at a loss in What te:uts t:* express my gratitude, but ,7 you, for the good of other suffering morls, to make 3 " Illy ease as public as possible, , I shall nu every occa "li; in so doitig you will greatly oblige, Sir, Your grateful,'obedieut, very humble servant, ALEX. MURKER sWan's Close, liigh 7 street, Edinlirgh. :Witness e s to t h e a b ove .Cure . :—. • - T • I'‘un . pson, No. 3, New Poultry Market, Eilinhsirgh o „. John Mcliitosh, Old Assemblyam, Ediubuekb: 1 4 7epared an d .sa ld 4 y the sole Proprietor, TriOALAS 4 : A V- Nletnber. of the Rcyal Cialle , e of Surgeoms, at his • t "se, No. 9, New Briiigc-street„ Londyni whet e, -aft er a tcrtant resid , :nce of more than 40 Veins, in a practice parti. t'tciiljreeteltt-i the cure of Vettei!.,ai Cfia . lyiuints . and . t !vest ti te „ "tat to the Parts of Getieration, with that inviolahl e t t i,i!eY . Which ineu of his Lit; tilt should ale.' l ays , :hserrein eases he , hatters hit , siiit the advice...ant. as,istane e he' era tiz . • Ee itously administers to-yersrms taking this 31ediciuc, will I,,tt:l.',(.lned, by a discerning-Public, as an :idvat. tar seNtir, - 4! t ie, and void of an lipi a soh_, h' his appOnstinent,f,:. th, convenience of 111 r: pat a distance, at the Tolisho!;, No. 103, Oxford-strcer..f: SotieSburOtigh'S; IN , o. 7, Fi.o-F,trev' ; • Mr. 13 , 1x - t,r, ;)• 1-bcidge, ; an 1 twe 11 'a „ Du i; ; , I.; ~1 ; Perosn over... , 4.ioniSidcrurnle to,ytt i!i Great ‘ 4"4nd, in boxes oionly 9d. each, stavire:!, arL: sea!, full - and 'plain directions, wherebv urrS(ll:, Of ,j 7 • Way Curs CIeraSC:TCS with aus e , s p ee d, le t cy, and • . . • A.R. WOODFALL'S .If7Nll7S.' This, Day were Hand;ontely 'printed in Threir Vols. 8 vo. prici• 21.25: in boards' • Nei's , and ,Compii:tv Edition - fiicin4„t•be,Secato) of. • VLF: LE:l7l' IfiRS OF, JUNIUS • itichidina Letters by the same Writer uri'deV various Sigtiatnrcs, nax ftrst .collected. To which are : added,. his confidential Correstunuience with llr. ‘Vilkes,-;:m1 his Private Letters, adt:•l esseid to Mr. W. S. Woodfall, 'with , a• prelimitraq F.sOy and No es ; the new matter farming at least two-thirds of the t ifhstrati•d 'of the Junin , , Mr. ~lutlie, Mr, Mr, Horne, Alr.,Dprinimz, G. Hantlittm, troni tit) OilginalsnuW it) the :po.3sessm) M Ilis son; Mr. G. Wortdfi:ill. . • Copies may be had on 'loyal Paper, price 31. 3.39. !mirl•!,;. ; • - • Pri!l • F. C. and J. 11:vingten ; Payne G. - • Rev's, Orme; mini ar i l J. .Nlwvinal ; and it, I•34 l alviQuild Cu. Yesterday a Qentral Meeting was held at the Crown and Anchor, for, the purpose of bearing the Report of„the Society's Committce• • At olte o'clo c k the Clotir was ta ken by .Mr. STU RGF.3 gOI.IIIN R, tit hpittited; tha, .the untpit of being chairman . at such tt,Meettng•vv,t‘s ,whott he least of sll'expectefl, as lie had come there merely to obtain infOrmation. t'•• The Report of:the.Cuintnitiee was then reside , — It enumeratO sever4,B46-oottnutee3., anti be, imitations into whi c h the Cottlgtittee ,hvd„diVicled themselve.s..stild, sOted. ihat they had invited Ate Clergy and ParaphiA 00.ters engaged in,tbe exe coijod of the rtioc Lityts o il!pughont the .metri)- polls, to a conference, the ,result of which. ltad been o u st tatisfactory, and calculated to gpsure 'the ureessary co-operation '; that in the course of their iuvestigntiotL, the Committee had It their attention ; at by att. Act of Parham . - itt pass- ' ed in the year 1662, which appeared to have been called for tinder cireunistances peculiarly siatilar to the piesent, and front which they thought pro per to submit an extract of the preamble ; that ' the provisions of the Act were for constituting Corporations or Workhouses in London and West ster, and parish es and districts throughout the kingdom, with large-powers for the apprehension of vagrants, &c., employing' them in workhouses to be built, and for l e vyi ng ra t e s for the expenecs of building and management ; that that. Act bad never been acted upon, except in London ; but that they thought proper to notice, it, .as it might hereafter become useful ; that they had benefited largely from the result of Mr. Matthew Martin's; experience, who bad deeply investigated the sub ject ; that they had classed the. points on which they expected themselves likely to Meet with ge ' neral. concurrence under several heads, the prin cipal 'of -which were . • That therc'should be a central superintending olilce for exa-. mination, with,local cotrunittees for subsequentinrestigation. That they should have accurate accounts of existing- cha- . citable institutions, and immediate communication with pa rish officers. That tickets should be issued far distribuition.'to street beg gars, containing a reference to the other where each case Would be considered. That such sturdy beggars as would not be examined, but continued he; should be dealt With according to law. The report earnestly recomme'nded.the formation of local committees, in the districts into which they had divided the metinpolis and its environs. Di' liAnoot.Pu said, be I).arl been connected with societies of a similar description both in With and liristOl, and he had no doubt that the diffi culties ti‘hich presented themselves to the Coln. mi , tee would he all finally 51111110111 a : though of this be had'hut taint hopes,. it Local commit tees were not established for the assistance of the great Central Committee. The flev. Gentleman then react• a pi .sage from a small work, which stated how unlikely it was that institutions for pre%ention ►would ever become so popular as those for rellet„because five Ja:tter were so many appeals to the feeling, and the former only to the tioderr standing. . The passage also deplored,. in feeling terms, the effects of poverty, and strongly en forced the necessity of preventing it as touch as possible. The giving of tickets would effectually eniedy much of the evil complained of, and, by their use, impostors would soon quit their posts, when they saw they were no longer profitable; indeed, the refusal of a beggar to take a ticket would be a strong proof that his case would not hear itivetigatino. As brig as mistaken cheri y continued to relieve street beggars without exa mination, the penalties of thel4W would not deter impostors from forging a tale . of charity. The Reverend 'Gentleman concluded by wishing that all might concur with the object of the institn and'he was sure the most happy effects would be produced. lie then moved that the Report Should he approved. Mr. CottitmOut4 rose to . second the motion. He saw very great difficulty in comincto a.suc ce‘stui result on the objects of, the institution s but if all jObted hand iu hand, it was practicable, hoWever difficult. Lvgislaiive regulations might be necessary, and he misted they might he satis factorily procured wheil required. He hoped that, as so many respectable per:,onages were at the head of the Society, fitreh wise measures would be prodUced as. would effectually suppress Nendi city. ,The system of begging was a (leftmlili;.y society that extendol far and wide;. and kt was impossible to say what Mikehief it oeci 4 siousid. 'Tie motion Wa3 then car rfed' unanimously. Esq. rose to propos,e the thanks of the Aleeting.to tke Puke of Nortliumberland, for his having consented to become President of the Sticiety. lie could not bits take it as an ear nest 'of success, that they could look up to the head, (Able home of Percy, a house so much dis. tioguKed for their benevolence. Alt.Rowcii3OFT rose to second the Motion. He could not helii expre.sing a hope that it would be - . the end and te•ult of their labou rs, to remove the Stain of Nendicity upon the three Kingdoms al• toge,ther and f or ever. They bad all s h seen wat had been done in the City. They had all kno . wn how the seamen had been relieved. It lo o t. been seen how their distress had been, not only alle viated, but removed. It any man hod been askted . . their number, he Avouln perhapi have eompnte(i it at Him's:: ntls but; eolleet eilly, they' hail fallen 51.10 rt of 1500. The great majority of thertl.ll3(i teen very much and well tleterved the assist: ,ane-el►r_c~F„tecl; 500 of theip%yet.,g in oppliv went, 600 •iv ou!c.l soon be so, and a very small I WE TY THOUSANb T'OUNDS, IN SHARES! NEXT WEDNESDAY the . STATE LcITTERY begins DRAWING. • TIME of L.:30,000 !-100 CAPITALSI - • FIRST-DRAWN PRIZE FIVE THOUSAND PO. NCtS, • TWELVE PIPES of PORT in adlition, to the Scheme. d'a WEBB,. Stock-broker, No. 0, Cornbill• Hod • 17, Ludgate-Street, entreats his ,Friends will con sider how ninny Adeintages those Personi will lose who do nut buy before WEDNE.SDAY NEXT: Font . Oa WED N E S DAY {The First Prize will receive 5,0001. - in • - addition. (The Holder of the First Blank will WOn EDNESDAI" be presented with Four Pipes of Port Wine. On WEDNESDAY I Ten of the Capitals will be decided in - I the first Ten Minutes. -About I.Virty of the Capitals will be On WEDN.V.SDAY . drawn, and perhaps the three 30,0001. { Prizes. Those who intend to buy. should theref ore .buy. quickly— and if past Lnck may he taken as an earnest of the future, 9, CORNHILL, and 17,-LUDGATE-STREET, are recommended as the must probable places to - obtain a 30,00 M. Prize..—THREE of thatminotint having been. Sold in Shares-there, in the short space of Thirteen 11Iontlis; viz,. SAO,— .. in II Shares,.... L. 30,000 8,6.39,-. in Is Shares,.. .L. 30,000 I i,690,....in 12 Sfiares,..... .6.30,600 , Besides maw/ alters of 20,0001., 10.0001., &c. &c. _ _ _ . _ *** Orders by Post most particularly attended to, and al 'llasiliess in the Funds faithfully execrated by the Public's obe. dieiht Servant • G. WEI3O, Stack-Brolier. • ATEXT • .WEDNESDAY 'the LOTTERY be gins DRAWING. • • - ONE lIIINVIED CAPITALS, . • THREE PRIZES OF THIRTY THOUSAND POUND'S ! TWELVE PIPES OF PORT WINE. • - NEXT WEDNESDAY About Forty Capitals will be drawn. The'FirSt-draWn Prier will Trace 5;0001. more. Tev.Capitals will be drawn in the first ten The First-drawn Blank will have Foor Pipes of Pork. -Every Ticket will .be drawn separately—Every Ps ize Sterling Money. About 5,000 Tickets will he drawn. . NEXT WEDNESDAY. • L.lO 10 0 may gain • L. 30,000 7 0.. .. ....pray gain L.1,875 BTST-1 the Co ntractor, who,old, in the very Last Lottery, THREE PRIZES OF TWF.NTY THOUSAND POUNDS And various other Capitals, ALL TN SITARES,,in Thirty dif - fiment Towns in the Country.' In the last Lottery, that eontHined Three . Prises of 30,00(4, TILSH Sold then) ALL! ! ! • Who has now a S'electiun of -Nanibers in every Thousand for Pit - chasers to elince • ALL THREE PRIZES of THIRTY THOUNAND POUNDS In this Lottery, at BISWs, ,in Cornhill and Charing-Cioss. Tr;.) COUNTERACT the manyorteutpts • arc daily made to imptise on the unwary a spurious composition instead of the Genuine Blacking. prepared by DAY and . NIABTIN, they have adopted a 'leis- label; in which thei, address, 97, High Holborn, is so ,enuspicttously" placed i;. the centre, that they trust an atient;•l; tit this, and 01/ difference of the type, which is mtlike all letter-press., will enable pm chasers nt once to detect the imposition. The Real Japan BLACKING made and sold Wholesale by DAY alid NIARTIN, 97, Hi gh Holborn, and retailed by the principal Grocers, Dt twists, otilisellers, I roninongers,- Per ruiners, Rout-makers, &c. in the United Kingdom, in Bottles aCtid. IS. and Is. Gd. each. HUGHES PICK'S CORDIAL FOR CALVES, Sce. Under the Patronage of the Riglrt Hon. Lord Somerville, the Right Hon. Earl %Vinelichee, J. BlackhUrne, Esq. M. P. and utherMenibere of the Bisard,uf Agriculture, IL UGHES PICK'S CONDIAL; a certain Core for the Scouring of 'Sheep, Calves, Lambs, and .other Cattle, and., a valuable Reiterative Cordial for Ewes after Lanshing. This M. dicine being a paKertui Febrifuge, the Cattle to which it is administered . are speedily restored to strength and appetite, and are known to thrive and fatten wuch sooner than others. The name of the sole Proprietor, John /Ugh's, is written with Red Ink on each Rill of Directions. Sold wholesale by Mr. Hughes,' 11, Frederick-place, Gos v;ell-street-rond, London ; .hir. Edwards; titi, St. Church-yard, London;—ltetail by every Vender of Patent Medicines, price es.9d. ' This My was published, - • • -- . Elegantly printed in 1 Vol. avo. price 12s. hoards, THE DRAGON KNIGHT ; a Poem, in Twillve Cantos. . By SIR JAMES BLAND DaIMES, Burt. Printed fur Longman, Hurst, gees, Orure, and Btown, London. This Day was puhtished, =-- Ira One Volume, 4to. wit:ll . ls Plates. 21. 2s. ACCOUNT of a VOYAGE- t 4 f DISCOVERY to the Western Coast of CORtA, and the GREAT 1.00 CIWO ISLAND. By Captain BASIL . ETALL,IX.N. F.K S. Priateellor .JouNt MURRAY; Albriirarfe-street, mE,Tßopous ritypc.,,lca. • , This Day were published, mice is: tiff. sewed, is. half-bound or 2s. Gd. houini in :ited,..a - Nfiw E.lition of • EARS_LEY's 'FAN TAtILEs for the Ye:sar 'SIB,: containing t e General Taxes, and a •Stlpoe wept, with the.. Acts of thK Last. - Sessi . on .relating to Ware house!, Shot's, &c. 13itnefit Clabs,Laboiirers' Wages, Savin riarths, Navy Agents, 'Prize-Aloney, S:ealneres 'Allowancts, Inniieepers Aliowances,,Ganie, Po:idling, Arrest's for Pebt, and a copi . atis ,Mystrac't of (I.: , Pavhf.g•Act. : Piiblist!ed by Jaines flarper,Aa, Fleet-street. . . . , •_ nunther in.rpp(prOnn would give Lk‘y trpi l 'olt• fits y coMiuittee. Ile titen..oneil . to,shovv much lt ! ,,s ‘i sw evils :were in yeali!y that) in it, he said, t the curt try that . paid ; 12,000,011in. a-year .: tor,tra 4141 ShOUN not.,assist and:even remove tni-m-• Cl'cityi All ,he 11.1i,n,itcan.s,'1)+ ! wa, bore bp more 'teal, prOpot t 101 l to, th.-ir supposed nunther than ..the sailors haft, and perseverance would certsinly proAuce the effects rIP which they were 101 atixiott4y, lOoktug. But tiny ,entild not be.cepecte4 to reach their object in a moment. A tottu r who had a pla n before him, : and a mountain at the end of it, could-not supottse, that by. otte spring. he could gaiti . The situa ion ;he wished,. though by tinrentitting efforts he would at length reach the swim - tit. His dpluickt was, that every state and stage trif utentlivity could and. ought to be prevented. 'Poe worthy Gentleman concluded by seconding the motion, which was carried'una nimontly, - Aft. C..IIAacLAY haftbeen upon the Mendicity Committee of 1815, and therefore was able to judge of what had been done by the Society. He thought the evil one no legislat ure could entirely remedy; but the Soc,iety tnight do much good. 11 they should give the tickets to the mendicants seen in thestreet, it would remove imposture, and be of great benefit. Mr. Barclay concluded by moving the thanks;of the meeting td the several NobJemen and gentlemen•who had accepted the office of Vice-Presidents of the Society. Mr. HUMR seconoed the motion. He believed - the worthy Chairman would submit something to 'the Legislature that would produce five thousand fold the effect that that society could do. But, because• they could hot do all, were they to do nothing ? 'They could not get to the top of the ladder by taking the first step. It was i.nly by exertion that they could hope 'to succeed. The motion was carried unanimously. Mr. Tooth moved the thanks of the meeting to Mr. Martin, for his exertions in the cause ; and that he sbonld be requested to accept the office of Visitor to the'Society. in making thst mOtion, he did it with the same. teelincs with which he would have done it to Howard for his investiga tion of prisons, or to Granville Sharpe and Mr. Clarkson, who had so strersitoosly\ exerted them selves for the abolition of the Slave-Trade. Mr. - CamPaet.i.seconcted the motion, %chic!) was carried unanimously. Mr. JOHN SMITH observed, there was a large body o f men who conshtered beggary their trade, and entire(' their bread by degradation. He moyed, that Mr. Williams S111,111(1 be ihainkect fOr his services as Treasurer, nod sho►►ld be re►inested to continue the satt►e ; which was seenigkd by Mr. Martin, and carried unanimously. A Boaul of Management was appointed, and a set of Audit or : ; anti after several other Gentle men had simian, the Thanks were given to the Chairman'tur his services, and the Meeting broke op. • CLERGY ORPHAN CORPORATION. The Anniversary Meeting of this Corporation, for Clothing, Maintaining,' and Educating Poor Orphan Children of Clergymen of the Established Church of England, until of age to. he put • Ap prentice, was holden on the-24th instant, at the nee Masons"favern, at which the Lord Bishrip . of London presided. The Meeting was occupied two hours in transacting the business of the day. Fourteen Petitions of poor Orphan, were present ed, and taken into consideration,. when five were elected as objects most deserving of relief. eves much regretted that the benefits of the In stitution could not be extended to t he other Petitioners, but the number of children at pre sent in the schools being very large, the fonds of the Corporation Would not admit of it. Still, are happy to find, by the Treasurer's Report at the above Meeting, that the Fonds of this excel lent institution are progressively increasing ; and there esti be. no doubt that as its charitade de -signs are more generally knowo by the Public ; it will receive the patronage which it so eminently met its. There arc at present eighty children in the schools, exclusive of those elected et the above meeting; but the Corporation has the means.of providing accommodation, for a much larger num ber, could the funds admit of such addition. It is proposed to have another Election of Chih'reit into the Schools at the ensuing Qaarterly Meet ipgin May. - Amongst the persons present at this Meetinr . ... we olperved— The Bishops of London, Salishury, St. Asaph, Gloucester, Chester, and Llandaff ; Lord Kenyon, the Hon. Philip Posey, Mr. Justice Bayley, and Mr. Justice Park ; Sir C. .dinoti stone, Bai't. Sir N. C'onant, the Dean of Chester; Archdea cons Cambridge, Heslop, Jefferson, Thomas, Putt, and Wat son ; Reverend Doctors Browning, Eldritlxe, Gastrin, Maut, Moore, Randolph, and Shack!eford ; Dr. Budd, John Rolli!, &c. 'l'llo Meeting. broke up at an early hour after ilionfu.,'highly gratified %sith the proceedings of this day s - , It may be useful to ado, for tne information of the P u blic at large, that.the Sehoo's belonging: to th . ;s Corpnraiiim are sitnite4 at Jt. John's Wotu!, y- ie•bppe, on, the shit: of . the Itegen:y Pa k, aqd, may tvt amy timehe inspected. Mr.: William Barton, ut Aiiiitord, in Kent, 11 , 1 , at) OF4. MA years, old, that died bast week iii himbiriPAlol'n, with live lambs. This prolific. II inlo 4 ) &ewe it was one year old, yeaned.a lamb; ft.t . tygo yeiwt old, twolaml,; at, three yearslold, three lambs I and at tour 5T,e: - old, four 'grubs.